@Wyk72 is it a good idea to install armbian and then openwrt in a virtual environment like docker to get maximum advantage of these boxes or there are good reasons just to stick with openwrt?
I installed armbian on my rk3229 Box with legacy kernel 4.19.x because it was possible to use NAND of the box and also wifi sv6052 works with around 35 Mbit/s up and down. USB3.0 Gigabit Ethernet Adapter reaches around 270 Mbit/s and I can use it around this numbers as wireguard headend.
Could you please explain how to set up the vlan configuration and does this make sense with 100Mbit/s bottle neck?
Edit: I forgot to say... Great and awesome work! I wished already a long time that someone is able to port openwrt for these devices! Many thanks
@Wyk72 I installed it according to the instructions , but when i reboot and plug lan into my pc and set ip to 192.168.1.2 . I tried to access 192.168.1.1 but it not woking . Pls help me fix it
Hai @Wyk32. I'm really appreciate with this openwrt project you did for MXQ Pro device. I already follow your tutorial to install openwrt.gz to my device and its fully worked. However, i need to turn on the wi-fi because i really need it. My device was use RTL8189FS wifi-chips modules. I tried the command in forum which is tutorial how to enable the wi-fi, but somehow it was not work for me. This is what i type before :
echo rtl8189fs > /etc/modules.d/rtl8189fs
When i hit enter, the wi-fi still disabled. Can you tell me any ways to enable the wi-fi? Thanks before
Well, running into LXC is another option. I don't know about performance.
I made some interesting tests about VLAN: it's generating way too much interrupts for such a limited hardware platform. So my inital "solution" was getting poor performance.
It's always better to use a simple USB network card for adding physical interfaces.
After checking .ko file, i realize that realtek chipset wi-fi modules especially rtl8189fs have a bunch of problem compatibility with openwrt. I tried searching is that anyone success make a kmod for this wifi-chips, but it seems like no one can do it until now. Btw, this is output of "cat /proc/cmdline" of my devices :
root=PARTUUID=00628e24-02 init=/sbin/init rootwait console=ttyS2,115200 verbose=0 consoleblank=0
Hello, I downloaded the ath9k driver, the wifi adapter works, but there are errors.
Sun Aug 20 11:34:50 2023 daemon.notice wpa_supplicant[1086]: wwan1: Unknown event 37
Sun Aug 20 11:34:50 2023 daemon.notice wpa_supplicant[1086]: wwan1: CTRL-EVENT-BEACON-LOSS
It can be '5.16' from the kernel or '5.15' from the driver @Wyk72
. Pls help me fix it 
